Nano4Zombie Workshop 2025

20 03 2025

We would like to invite you to free virtual workshop associated with the project ‘Nano4Zombie’.

The workshop “Current strategies for innovative and experimental treatment: From cancer to senescence” will focus on the promotion of achievements and knowledge about the latest developments in cancer treatment strategies and spontaneous senescence and therapy-induced senescence.

More information: [LINK]

Format:

Keynote Speakers: Experts in oncology, gerontology, and biomedical research sharing their insights.
Panel Discussions: Interactive sessions where participants can engage with speakers on pressing topics.
Workshops: Sessions focusing on specific techniques or methodologies related to innovative treatments.
Networking Opportunities: Time for attendees to connect with researchers, clinicians, and industry representatives.

Target Audience:

Researchers, clinicians, and healthcare professionals interested in oncology and geriatric medicine.
Students and trainees in biomedical fields looking to gain knowledge about current trends and future directions in treatment strategies.
Representative of the oncology patient associations.

Goals:

To disseminate knowledge about the latest research and experimental treatments.
To foster collaboration and inspire new ideas among participants in the fields of cancer research and aging.
We hope that our workshop could serve as an important platform for knowledge exchange, fostering collaboration among various stakeholders in the fight against cancer and age-related diseases.

Speakers:

Riccardo Amorati (University of Bologna)
Carlos Anerillas (CSIC-UAM)
Rita Cortesi (University of Ferrara)
Juan A. Fafian-Labora (CICA, University of Coruna)
Valentina di Felice (University of Palermo)
Jo Van Ginderachter (Univeristy of Brussel)
Doron Gerber (Bar-Ilan Univeristy)
Joao Pedro de Magalhaes (Univeristy of Birmingham)
Peter Nagy (National Institute of Oncology, Budapest)
Monika Papworth (AstraZeneca)
Catarina Pinto Reis (Univeristy of Lisbon)
Jakub Rohlena (Czech Academy of Sciences)
Agnieszka Rybak-Wolf (BIMSB)